Viral Video: Black Georgia State Trooper Refuses to Kneel to BLM, Says He Only Kneels for God

Across the nation, protesters have been demanding that white people and police officers kneel before Black Lives Matter.

Saddler emphasized that he "has much respect" for the movement.

After all, he himself is a successful black man living in America.

But he know that he serves the true, living God.

Fox News confirms that Saddler refused to kneel before their demands:

A law enforcement officer in Georgia is going viral after he said he "has much respect" for Black Lives Matter protesters after the death of George Floyd — but he only kneels "for one person."

Georgia State Trooper O'Neal Saddler was allegedly asked to kneel during a demonstration in Hartwell while a bystander was recording.

"If I didn't have any respect, I wouldn't [be here]," Saddler explained. "I was supposed to be out of town this weekend with my wife. I took off today, this weekend, but I'm out here to make sure y'all are safe."

He added, "Don't go there with respect, OK? I have much respect, but I only kneel for one person."

Someone in the crowd replied: "And that's God," which the trooper confirmed: "God."

Saddler was audibly thanked for his response, which went viral online.

Indeed, kneeling is a sign of submission or reverence.

The Bible clearly states that idolatry is a sin.

Yet, people across the nation have been bowing down to the demands of protesters.

Dozens of viral videos show white people and police officers bowing or even flattening themselves down to the radical protesters.

Kneeling has become a symbol of submission to the movement.

In fact, some have warned that it could be the beginning of reverse racism.

We should be standing TOGETHER in unity against injustice and prejudice. 

But radicals are demanding that people bow in submission.

The Washington Examiner confirms that police officers around the country have been recorded kneeling before the protesters:

Law enforcement officers and military officials have been recorded kneeling with protesters across the country over the last two weeks following the death of George Floyd. Floyd, a 46-year-old black man, died on Memorial Day after a white Minneapolis police officer knelt on his neck for nearly nine minutes despite his pleas for air.

The officer, Derek Chauvin, was fired from the department and has been charged with second-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter. The three other officers who were involved in detaining Floyd, who was suspected of using a fake $20 bill, were also fired and charged with aiding and abetting murder.

Protesters in Los Angeles shouted at National Guardsmen to “take a knee” last week during demonstrations.

Some of the service members complied with the request, prompting at least one in the crowd to shout “thank you” and others to applaud, according to the local CBS affiliate. Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti also took a knee during Tuesday’s protest.

We should rise together as ONE nation.

Not divide ourselves as the kneelers and those with power.

Thank you, President Trump, for standing tall during the time America needs your leadership most!